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New California Law Reopens Statute of Limitations for Sexual Assault Lawsuits with Exemptions for Public Entities

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By Matthew Ball, Erin Donovan Verified, Dan Woods
| musickpeeler.com
By Matthew Ball, Erin Donovan and Dan Woods On October 13, 2025, Governor Gavin Newsom signed into law Assembly Bill 250 which amends Section 340.16 of the Code of Civil Procedure, establishing a new two-year window from January 1, 2026 to December 31, 2027 for adult survivors of sexual assault to file civil lawsuits that were otherwise time-barred against entities, who “covered up” allegations of sexual assault.
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Ten Things CPG Companies Should Do To Manage Co-Manufacturer Relationships

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By Jonathan Cohen, Natalie Rainer, Matthew Ball, Lukus Freeman
| Mondaq
Many consumer packaged goods (CPG) companies' contract with other companies to manufacture goods sold under the CPG companies' label or brand. These arrangements are called "co-manufacturing" or "contract manufacturing." Co-manufacturing can provide additional production capacity and increased efficiency. Yet, co-manufacturing comes with a unique set of regulatory, contractual, insurance, and liability issues for all parties involved.
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Ten Things Consumer Packaged Goods Companies Should Do to Manage Co-Manufacturer Relationships | JD Supra

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By Matthew Ball, Jonathan Cohen, Lukus Freeman
| JD Supra
Many consumer packaged goods (CPG) companies’ contract with other companies to manufacture goods sold under the CPG companies’ label or brand. These arrangements are called “co-manufacturing” or “contract manufacturing.” Co-manufacturing can provide additional production capacity and increased efficiency. Yet, co-manufacturing comes with a unique set of regulatory, contractual, insurance, and liability issues for all parties involved.
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